2025-12-27 08:23:35

The 2025 crypto market this wave of行情, the震荡幅度 on the trading side exceeds expectations.

Throughout the year, the total liquidation of long and short positions reached $154.64 billion. It seems like a big number, but the most heartbreaking part is how concentrated this money is—just on October 11 alone, $19.1 billion was wiped out, accounting for 12% of the total for the year. What does this mean? Nearly one-eighth of the year's positions were liquidated in a single day.

Coinglass's data shows the on-chain traceable portion. However, industry insiders reveal that the actual liquidation scale is far beyond this— the real number is likely more than three times the reported data. In other words, the market's volatility is much fiercer than the surface data we see.

So, the question is: how are your positions holding up during this wave of liquidations?

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CryptoMotivator

· 22h ago

On October 11th, I was directly liquidated, and I couldn't react in time. --- More than three times? The actual situation must be much more brutal. No wonder it feels like someone is liquidated every day. --- 191 billion smashed out in one day. This wave of market movement is indeed outrageous. My small position was also affected. --- Looking at this data, I’m just glad I didn’t hold a heavy position, or I would have been history by now. --- On-chain data shows only this much; the actual figures are probably terrifying. Who can withstand this? --- One day's liquidation accounts for one-eighth of the annual position. My goodness, what kind of demon market is this? --- Fortunately, I didn't go all-in; otherwise, I would have been completely out this round. --- Industry insiders say the threefold figure is credible. The market is a hundred times darker than what we see.

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MemeCoinSavant

· 22h ago

bro the 191B single day liquidation is absolutely unhinged... coinglass showing maybe a third of actual carnage? 🤔 statistically speaking this distribution is giving peak irrationality ngl

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BearMarketGardener

· 22h ago

Damn, October 11th was truly a hellish experience, with one-third of the positions liquidated directly. Clearing out one-eighth of the annual total in a single day? Just looking at these numbers makes my skin crawl. The actual scale is over three times that? I can't even imagine the true level of panic. That's why I only dare to farm now; I can't afford to play with contracts. How did the 19.1 billion get dumped? Does anyone know exactly what happened? I just want to know who made a killing in this wave; there must be big players taking advantage of the chaos. Honestly, just looking at these numbers now gives me chills. I had already liquidated and was just watching from the sidelines. The secondary market is crazy, and us small investors are just the harvested leeks. So, does anyone still dare to leverage now? I really respect that. 154.64 billion USD sounds like a big number, but compared to liquidity, it's just so-so.

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MoonlightGamer

· 22h ago

The wave on October 11 was really intense, it directly liquidated me. I'm still licking my wounds now.

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MetaverseHobo

· 22h ago

October 11th was truly a hellish experience, losing one-eighth of the entire year's position in a single day. No matter how you look at this data, it's outrageous. Actual liquidation was three times the publicly available data? Then we never saw the real market volatility. I lost everything, got liquidated directly that day, a bloody lesson. 154.6 billion is really nothing; there are many more hidden black swans. Position? What position, it’s long gone haha. This wave of market movement is just filtering out the chives; I was obviously caught. On-chain data is just the tip of the iceberg; the monsters beneath are even more terrifying. It looks simple, but everyone who experienced that day understands that suffocating feeling. Losing so much that you doubt life itself, the liquidation wave is just a slaughter rhythm, there's no escape.

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ProposalDetective

· 22h ago

Damn, I was completely stunned by October 11th, I couldn't react in time --- 191 billion in one day? How many people got liquidated? I believe the real number is more than three times that --- My position was already cleared long ago. Watching others get wrecked actually makes me feel at ease --- Damn, only after this data came out did I realize how weak I am. Luckily, I didn't hold a full position --- The market's ferocity far exceeded expectations, no wonder everyone in the crypto world was crying that day --- The issue isn't about the position size, it's about who can survive to see this data release --- What does more than three times mean? How many billions were actually liquidated?

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